This ancestral mid 19th century home built with clean, symmetrical lines that give it an air of sober elegance is set in the most attractive and peaceful square in the old quarter, presided over by the former Trinitarios Descalzos Convent. The refurbishment has respected the building’s original layout, the spaciousness of its rooms and passageways, the purity of the thick stone walls, the chestnut wooden beams and original, period furniture give each space its own personality together with numerous small details such as doors, keyholes, iron fittings or floor tiles. Carlos and Julia offer us peaceful corners and well lit spaces. The south-facing orientation combines to give the place a welcoming feel combined with the ecological kitchen garden and splendid ornamental garden, that opens out onto the forest and the mountains, with centenary box hedges outlining the geometrical paths.
